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Six babies may have died from tainted milk in 0133 - 4 hours ago - BEIJING China's Health Ministry said six babies may have died after consuming tainted milk powder, up from a previous official toll of three, and announced a six-fold increase in its tally of infants sickened in the scandal to nearly 0133 : Post-Bulletin

World markets close mostly higher on US rally - 1 hour ago - LONDON AP A rebound on Wall Street provided a lift Tuesday to most world stock markets outside of Asia, where shares slumped overnight. The Dow Jones industrial average finished up 3.3 percent at 8,419.09 as investors bought back into 0133 : Charleston Gazette

Obama pledges to help states weather crisis - 3 hours ago - President-elect Barack Obama on Tuesday pledged to help state governors cope with a deepening recession and asked them to help craft a massive stimulus package to create jobs and tackle the crumbling economy. As governors petitioned the 0133 : International Herald Tribune

Two big Fidelity funds reopen to new investors - 2 hours ago - NEW YORK Associated Press - Fidelity Investments on Tuesday said it will reopen its largest stock mutual fund, the nearly 45 billion Contrafund, and another 17 billion fund to offset investors' withdrawals and potentially take advantage 0133 : CNN Money

Condoleezza Rice on mission to ease India and Pakistan 0133 - 1 hour ago - Condoleezza Rice, the US Secretary of State, arrives in Delhi today to try to prevent a meltdown in relations between India and Pakistan that could jeopardise America s War on Terror. On the eve of her visit, India said that it was not 0133 : Times Online

Paulson says engagement with China yields results - 29 minutes ago - U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said Tuesday that the engagement with China through the Strategic Economic Dialogue SED has helped yield many results We have learned that engagement works, that engagement can help achieve 0133 : People's Daily Online

China, India Looking More Third World' Again William Pesek - 3 hours ago - Dec. 3 Bloomberg Investors in China and India might be excused for feeling a bit of whiplash these days. Three months ago, Asia's two nascent superpowers were said to be immune from the credit crisis gripping developed nations. More 0133 : Bloomberg

China property slump threatens global economy - 2 hours ago - Construction of homes, offices and factories fell at least 16.6 per cent in October after rising 32.5 per cent a year earlier, according to Macquarie Securities Ltd. That's squeezing an economy already slowed by recessions in the US, Japan 0133 : Business Standard